Saudi Arabia’s EA Deal And The Future of Global Gaming
Saudi Arabia's massive investment in gaming giant Electronic Arts has sparked debate about power, politics, and…
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Sunlight on Demand – Innovation or Interference?
A US startup wants to bring sunlight to Earth after dark, using satellites equipped with giant…
The Materials that Won the Nobel Prize: Deanna D’Alessandro on M...
What are MOFs you may ask? How did they win the Nobel? And why are they so important? Read More
Fish driving cars and chimps doing maths: why exactly study this??
Offbeat studies, sometimes called “ecologically irrelevant research” can raise the question – WHY on earth study…
A year on from the Women in STEM ambassador program
We spoke with Maria Vieira, Lecturer in Education Futures at the University of South Australia about…
Toby Walsh’s Six Ideas you need to understand AI
We spoke with Toby Walsh, a world leading researcher into Artificial Intelligence, recipient of the Humbolt…
AI model detects cancer with near perfect accuracy: A breakthrough for...
New research shows an AI model could detect one of Australia’s most common gynaecological cancers with…
The Acting Industry In The AI-Dominated 2020s
Trying to forge a career as an actor has always been fiercely competitive. Yet, with the…
Staying Informed vs. Doomscrolling
Doomscrolling is the act of endlessly browsing through bad news. It never leaves us feeling good…
AI and film – interview with director of “About a HeroR...
Questions about technology, art and consciousness are abundant in a new film “About a Hero,” which…
Digital divide in students improving, but more is needed
Students are back at school, and technology is becoming more critical for today’s education. But according…
Are Bands Disappearing From The Music Industry?
The music industry is always changing with new genres emerging, technology reshaping how we listen, and…